Alliance and leicester online banking down?

Night-owl_6

I am not aware of any fault regarding the website with O2 Broadband/dial up internet however I advise anyone who is having any problems loggin-in to inetrnet banking after trying the problem fixing post that I posted earlier that they contact A & L internet banking desk who will be happy to help you.

TractorGirl327

Night-owl wrote: »

I am not aware of any fault regarding the website with O2 Broadband/dial up internet however I advise anyone who is having any problems loggin-in to inetrnet banking after trying the problem fixing post that I posted earlier that they contact A & L internet banking desk who will be happy to help you.

http://bbs.adslguide.org.uk/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Board=o2&Number=3359830

Night-owl_6

TractorGirl327 wrote: »

http://bbs.adslguide.org.uk/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Board=o2&Number=3359830

I would say to you then and anyone who is having this problem and is with O2 is to make the faults department at both O2 and A & L know in order for it to be looked into and resloved

PROLIANT

Have you tried a static DNS server in PC IP settings?

Night-owl_6

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Cloudane

Ah yes, O2 are one of those infuriating ISPs who do transparent proxying (to compress the images etc and save them bandwidth/money). It's handy for their mobile internet but would be highly annoying on the desktop!

That's why the https link works, as it bypasses it - they obviously just capture everything on port 80 (the non-secure stuff). There's nothing you can do, except use the https link posted earlier.

I'd switch ISP. I hate the ones who mess around with my traffic.

Night-owl_6

Try AOL.
On one of the topics on MSE AOL is free - no contract, no fee, FREE

In freebies section I believe?!?!

Cloudane

Gah! From the frying pan into the fire there :rotfl: Good luck getting rid of AOL afterwards.

ISPs are definitely one of those where you get what you pay for, and so picking the cheapest (The MSE Way) is not necessarily the best option. ADSL24 is a nice middle ground, and does absolutely no sneaky trickery like transparent caching or traffic shaping.

PROLIANT

Try Virgin media, they are hard to beat, I use them at home and they provide a lease line for the two sites of the company I work for, reiable, fast and no funny maskware like AOL.

Night-owl_6

I would highly recommed Virgin Media - Broadband at £4.50 a month!
And with speeds of 10MB!!!!!